drainage and electricity in spain
30 September, 2022
I found a pdf legal document about the development of Spain’s water system what needs to be put in place and why, the site is Water | Free Full-Text | Sustainable Drainage Practices in Spain, Specially Focused on Pervious Pavements | HTML (mdpi.com).
After reading through this document, I found out that almost 100 percent of Spain’s population has access to clean drinking water, in theory the site should be able to tap into water supply to the town above. However, on 93 percent of rural towns have access to a sewage network that leads to the sea. Since the site is in very far away from the coast with not many major cities nearby. However, I looked around the town above on google maps and found man holes and drains in the ground meaning there is a working sewage system that the site can link to.
As for the electricity I couldn’t find a specific document stating the condition of Spain’s electricity connections. So, I looked at nearby villages to la Puebla de Fantova that have holiday homes to see what they supply and looked at google maps to find electricity lines in the village next to the site. Both parts of my researched proved that there is sufficient electricity so they will just need to be extra connections made to the village electricity to reach the la coma site.